Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-05-31
IN A SMALL WAY.
The News OF the Day Pointedly PsrS
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graphed for Hassy Readers.
ONE marriage license was issued yester-
day.
THERE were three cases before His Honor
yesterday morning.
THE great war views at the Grand Opera
House this evening.
THE Crescent mill was on full yester-
day. The LaBelle factory will start up to-
day.
FRANK HEALY yesterday opened up his
new and mammoth saloon, No. 1900 Mar
ket street
A PARTY Of young society folks enjoyed
a pleasant time on the Andes last even
ing after she arrived here.
A sAILBoAT containing one man had a
narrow escape from being run down by the
towboat Alarm, yesterday.
Mr.. MICHAEL MILLER, a milk man,
was thrown under his vehicle, on Market
street, South Side, yesterday morning,
sustaining severe bruises
Mr.. c. d. THOMPSON, the new Clerk Of
the Municipal Court, says Mr.. Cowden will
merely assist him for few days until he
gets an idea of the duties Of the office.
Mr.. SEIBERT has a large force of men at
work out the pike rebuilding the large
summer garden destroyed by fire some two
years ago. The new edifce will be hand
some one.
THE Congregational Church of Steuben'
Vile, with a large number of friends, eX'
curted down to Wheeling yesterday on the
steamer Abner O'Neal, and spent the day
pleasantly in the city.
THERE was u lively fight on Twenty
fifth street, between EOff and Jacob, yes
terday afternoon, between "COal-oiI' Mil
Ter and Sebastian Clark, Pittsburger
Officer Carney and Deylin made the arrest
A MISTAKEN rumOr has gained credenct
that an excursion will 60 down from
Wheeling to the Catholic fair tonight
The date and hour have not yet been fixed
but when arranged will be duly advertised
Two men named Muhleman and Nc
Curdy INDUCED in a lively fight, on Mar
ket street, about Z o'clock last evening, IL
which McCurdy got decidedly the worst o.
it.. Officers West and Shorts made the ar
rests.
SAMUEL HENRY, of Bridgeport, will bt
arraigned before Mayor Junkins, Of
Bridgeport, this evening, charged with al
attempt to assault Birdie Russell, aged ter
years 1t is thought there is little in the
charge.
A LARGE crowd went down on the Tele'
gram Yesterday with the Mozart eXcur
sion to Cresap's Grove, and spent the day
very pleasantly. Eramer's band accom-,
panied the party and grand time was ex
perienced.
WHILE Anton NOlte, n workman at the
B. K q. shops, was cleaning out the tiue'
of n locomotive, yesterday morning, !
cloud OF steam from a stop cock struck
him in the eyes, temporarily binding
him. DR. Schwinn attended him.
THE funeral of the late Mrs. A. NJ
Cummins took place yesterday afternoon
from her late residence on Chapline street
street, Rev. DIR. Cunningham conducting
the services. A large number Of the friends
OF the family were present but the inter
NEXT WAS private.
III = uG" luIullult lOl buC Il hiAN 10
byterian Church has arrived, and will b.
placed in position ~ soon rs possible. TIT
ediiice, when put in order, will be very
neat and comfortable. The pastor, Rev
l.. W. Barr, will conduct the dedicatOry
services Sunday week.
THE four bicycle boys who came down
from Pittsburg were entertained by som'
Of our Wheelmen very pleasantly yester
day. They took o spin out to the park
and spent the afternoon, and in the even
ing lett on their wheels for home, having
spent an enjoyable time.
THE Daily Fesiiral of Bellaire contains
the following item: The fair ladies anC
Catholic community thank Capt. Melon
nell and his sons for substantial tavOrs
The Captain is now building boat to rul
between Wheeling and Bellaire, and to b
greatly devoted to Bellaire's interests, anC
ne controlled by the Captain and his sons
Tie promises to run his boat for all churcl
yet-ups for expenses only.